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Sad news can be overwhelming, learning from those who manage under such weight is a powerful advantage.
The book Index could be expanded, and so can many other avenues, so the last well found obvious error on the Index number 61, to me, sounds like the signal to step away and consider the attempt at artwork done.
I think there is much more to learn with the next step, and I am almost certain that we can still find, after printing, a few more obvious errors. The idea is to have a limited first printing, as a learning experience, a marketing tool, an editorial device, an experiment, a realization, on and on.
With a printed version in hand the idea, as far as I am concerned at this point, is to look ahead toward the digital form of the same book, so any errors found in the first printing can be fixed before the book goes to the digital, open, World Wide, market place.
The printer company selected, so far, may not be the right one for moving onto the digital market.
More things to learn?
Marketable skills?